Volume V Morch, 1952 Number 3

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CALENDAR

WEDNESDAY, MARCH 12

Executive Meeting, 8 :00 P.M. Stone House Inn

SATURDAY, MARCH 15

Regular Meeting-Takoma Pork Masonic Temple, 8 :00 P.M. Visitation of Supreme Forest Officers

SATURDAY, MARCH 29

DANCE FOR MEMBERS AND GUESTS Bethesda W omen's Club, 8 :00 P.M.

WEDNESDAY, APRIL 16

Executi ve Meeting, 8:00 P.M. Stone House Inn

SATURDAY, APRIL 19

Regular Mee ting-Takoma Po rk Ma sonic Temp le Full Dress Ceremonial Some Units From Capito l No. 104

All Members A re Invited

MONTGOMERY FOREST N0.134 TALL CElJARS OF LEBANON

SILVER SPRING, MARYLAND

TAKOMA FUNERAL HOME

DISTINCTIVE FUNERAL SERVICE

24-Hour Ambulonce Service Phone RAndolph 5200

J. Arthur Wolters, Director

254 CARROLL STREET, TAKOMA PARK, WASHINGTON, D. C.

Leo Alexander Benedict Certified Public Accountant

5919 Wilmett Road Bethesda 14, Maryland

Wi sconsin 0067

DON THELMA SMITH INSURANCE AGENCY

l 00 l 6 Brunett Avenue Silver Spring Sligo 3 l 51

Office JUniper 7-5655 Fire-Theft-Auto--Cosualty

Inland Morine

LIN FOOT'S ESSO SERVICENTER

Complete Line of Accessories Georgia Ave. & Viers Mill Road

WHEATON, MARYLAN D LO. 5-9607

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4 716 Cheltenham D. ive

~ Bethesda, Md. OLi" er 5. 400 ~ ~~~~~

~~~~~~~~~82288281 (~ COMPLIMENTS OF THE

CITIZEN'S BANK TAKOMA PARK, MARYLAND

SHephe~ 6000 ~

PAINTING ... DECORATING J. MYRON JONES

881 8 Reading Road SILVER SPR ING, MARYLAND

SH. 3847 J U. 7-7944

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GLOUCESTl:lll LOBSTER CO. ~ WHOLESALE ON~LY ~

25 Lbs. or More

JU . 7-7851

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r~greetrng cards

NATIONA L PRESS J ob and Contract Printing

H. W. Stein JU. 8-9406 7312 Carroll Ave., Takoma Pa , k, Md. ~?838~~~~)

FURNITURE for the yea rs

4 12 l l 3th Street, N. W . TAylar 5400

Olive r 4505 7242 Wisconsin Avenue, Bethesda, Md.

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- PROCLrlliiATION --

:Sy virtue of the pO\ver and authority in me ve£ted by the Supreme Forest~ Tall Cedars o:f Lebanon :;i f the United Sta tes, ! he~·e"by caJ'l. a meot.ing of i.vI;;,n~ g-:.,:uie:cy

Forest Noo 134,, to be held in the Takoma Pa:rk M:i.sonic Temple~ Maple and Carroll Streets ~ Takona Paxk, on Sa+,uruay, lfa:·ch 15, 1952. at 8~00 Pom .. fo-r the pur­pose of ·transacting such business as may come before the Foresto

Attest: Don A,. Smith, Scribe

J. l>v.dght Cook Grnnd Tall Cedar

James G~ Reese, P'-G'°' 'i\; Co, No., 104 District Representative~ District No~ 20

Sick List 'We understand that Stephen Adorian is Recuperating

from a recent operation., Good Luck- we wish you all the luck->

Thanks to Mrs~ Earl Disney fo'.!" the wonderful cake she sent to the dinnero We all wlsh her a speedy re­covery from her :recent; automo.bi~.e accidente

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At the meeting on March 15·t;h 0 ' we w-1.J.l be h?st to the Supreme Offibce.t's of Gedtf!-rlsm!> as well as the of­ficers and members of the netghbor1ng Forestso Please make every effort to attendv

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Ge9*g~ ~ilman has been on the sick list for the 1~1; we$ ~o we will have to wait until next issue ~

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a" f'\'.l.!~PP'V report of the ~Iontgomery Csdar Club~ ;;,xi.c. .In th.I( llW~Ume--send you1' check or casb. to the Sec;~taey-1 ~~13~ Co Shaffer~ Remember ten dollars .,,,_J,.l buy 'fPV. ~n interest; in a b-.iildlng for your· p'f gani za ti 9n_,

C9}1Jil PTJ':r ¥AJ1.Cg 15~ ~UR YOUR PYRA.MID ;

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FIRESTONE ST .ORES Home and Auto Supplies

"You r Safety Is Our Business"

13th and "K" Streets, N.W. Washington 5, D. C.

BLUE RIBBON

Chrome Finish

ALUMINUM PAINT

L. Hemmerdinger & Co. New York 35

AULDRIDGE REAL ESTATE CO.

5 St. Poul St.

We have several substantial clients in the $20,000 to $45,000 range and will

be happy to list your property.

Kensington, Md. LOckwoad 5 -3540

MACHINES INCORPORATED

2707 Federal Street

Compliments of

Tom O' l<eefe

DOWNTOWN CLUB

606 "E" Street, N .W .

Washington, D. C.

Coll RE. 2239

Philadelphia, Po .

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~).: )~ ~/'), Ilontgomery Forest is .

0 1\J E=- 1 l one _)uop a:!lead as 't..sual., · .. n· · ·. \;1:3 haNe OUr first WhAel

J LJ Mp \\ :j ;" / /~~e~: ~~a:e~1:\~!c~:: , )'· ~' . , Dystrophy patients in ~- need of wh~elchalxe:-.

This wheelchair was - --. -..... /Af-J£AD donated to I-Iontg0:r::ie::-y .......,_ \ /ti For~si; "by the \r<a!hington

\ / '-i:i c~ r,e:r ~f the r-ua1;u1ar _____ ....._t-.._.____ Dy::;t,1 ·,;p1Jy Asso~ia~ ion in

appreciation of the work done b,y Y; -1bers of thJ.s For­e5t in collecting the paper wheel0hai:rs locat'ed in 130 Oafeway stores in. Washington and the ·S1l1m.rpe i ·n Maryland and Vi.rgln:i.a.,

The collec+.ion of the noney fro::n the sto:ras t·;as done by :Brothers- Dagan 1 Decker, Geeccy·n Jonas and M.nero The collection amou~ted to $4'(~ - 00 and e-s the boxes were placed by the Was~~~gton Chapter~ the non­ey ·was turnaQ. over to theme

Fellows-that is good work,.. ARE YOU ffii"'LPING IN ANY l~Y?

-- - - - - - - - - - -- - ~~ Ji _ f-·- \b~;})· r It apparently took a big - .. \ •' :\ dinner to get ·our Pa:Jt

~~ ~ 0 '_j (YY9 Grnnd. To.1; «J3lll" ~~'L)-~- ("" Enyea;t tG .come

/ . ~( arunnjngv We Go~ I \ ,.::-7\ \-·:::::§~)1 were gi~d to _see _

'-----.\~ J ~ you and hope to_ see --.,/" p; G -(! C [}• i-- ;;f--~ more of you., ·

-~(:-- ~---..: ·,~·&\\;___......, Just a note-we have ....-L . . \v eats every mc~:ing

' nite fvr ~hv~~ oelly ,,,.-- Ma.so!ls-. ask J~.mmie

- -:. ( / r .;::..-~ Reese er ToLl Hav--~, - - ~ l7irl · ~ ell - - \.:...-· ·- J,,.,-7.f ---:- "

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I 4 '-V~~ <" 2 7 i> .!-~ 'What a rainy, drlppy ntght we had

for cur meet~.ng last month. !rhatlks to all you brethern who weathe.red the downpour and came out. Some of our loyal br"thers from Ce.pi tol and · l>rl.nca Georges even made ik. I wu grea.tful to· all, -ple~e come agaln.

Donlt forget the v!f!litation of OU.'\" SnpreJDe Officere at our Ms:::-ch 15th !lleeting. It v1ll be our part in · commemorating the Golde.n ADniveraary o£ the _Tall Oed­ars of 'Lebanon a.:t1d I am hol>ing for a large e.ttelld-8Jlce. ·

Now about the dinner ·we had for our meJDbers end · their wives.; \fell Si.~ if you weren't there on the 29th

you are again the loser because J.40 l:mngry souls made it to the c.inl:ig hall where· there was en abund­ance of .food and lots of chatter. Entertainment fol­loved downstairs and all seemed to enjoy a pleasant evening. ··

The square dance followed on Sa.turdq night. If you stayed home because you :felt bad, you are going to feel worse becaa.se lSO guys and gals romped ~ stomp~ and 1•11 bet they feel better for attending than you did by not coming out and perl;ic1:pe.ting. ~ ~e in the Oo1or" Guard band.led the ai'fair, give 1em a pat on the back•

Soooooo, if youlre waiting to really let your hair dovn ~ havEl a. good time, be sure and come to the round duce · March 29th ad; the :Set~d.a' e Woman ta Olub in :Bethesda. ~ ,,...,...,.., J,_ :...

DO YOU· LlXE TO DANCE?

Capitol Forest No. 104 bas annadnoed that t.hey_are holding a. Bound Ile.nee on Friday, April 4th at the Prince.George'~ yountry Club in Le.nover, Maryla.ndo Lee ~1eld's Orchestra will :furn1sh the mu.sic from 10 p.m. to l a..m. , ..

The Grand Tall wishes to express the ~e~rtfelt thanks of the Forest to:

!l!he Ladies of our Forest for the fine f'ood they either brought or sent for our dinner, March 29tho

E. :e •• Smith• James R. Ceraton, Claude Lawrence,~ ton Miner 8lld George HacKq for their efforts in the kitchen, ~lo.mg w1 th ham \llieing, Ed Gindlesperger.

l?ast G., T. c. Layton Miner for arranging the entei-tainment for the eveJ13,ng. · .

Arthur Hart ·for haVing the song sheets mimeographed for the group singingo

Sarah Miner, Msrgaret Jones, Margaret MacX~, Ver­neen Oook and others for assie:ting at tbe tables ..

Oran Geetcy- and Jo ~n Jones for the slo...,, ..... baked, slow-delivered bread for the dinner.

Marclls !eurkal for handling the raffle and the same to Past G. T. c. Heilman for auctioning the surpliis Cakes., (You have to be careful when you bid, a 1-ai se from $1075 to $1076 gets you the cake~ Correct :00n1)

!l!lumks to everyone who as~isted or participated ~n the festivities of the evening~ A low bow to those "Who sta.Yed and helped do the di shes and c1een up the kitchen. ·

To all the Captains· of the teams for their efforts in contacting the members about the affair.

Heard from :Brother Al Gardineer. He has just re­turned fr9JD the \lest Coa.O and is staying long . enough to -ptq' hie Oedar dues and then will be on his wq South. Hope you can make a meeting soon. Al,g

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A.TLA.NTIO CITY b\I JERSEY

liA.Y 22,23,24 am. 2~,1952 Now is the time---:rIRS!I? COMB F~BST ~the

reservations are now open for 70ur room at Atlantic .. Oit7, N. J~ .

. J. ~n Jones, our J'unior Depu.t7 Ch-and Tal.l ie the custodian of the reservations so get in touch with -him at.once. and don't forget to give him some c8l!h on the 1.i:A8-7ou ~ow MOm1Y TALKS (even if Juat to ~ gooclbTe). lie can be reached at 8818 l?eadixig :Road, Silver Spr.t.Dg. Md. and his phone is SBephard 31487.

There are a lim1.ted DWaber of rooms that have private bathe, alt~ aii of the rooms will ban hot and cold rmming water.

Mont~me17 l'oreat is taking over the SA.1Dl9. Bote1 at 163 so: Sou.th Carolina Avenue, a block from the :Boa:rdveJJc. A wrd to the WISE · 1s sufficient.

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\f.bal; happema. At. the covered dish dinn~r, a beautiful. cake wae au.ctioned off mid Mrs. Leroy Hill had to P8¥ $2.25 before she could cl.a1.m it. It "88 taken upstairs for ea;t.,. keeping. ·

When l"lz'e. Hill went for the ceke aboa.t l/~ 'W89 mi~fd.n-?'?''''''''''

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Or- A ),A#.4£-.G ~~A . -r;-/11 j:: Diel you miss:- the Dinner? On Frid.~ evening, February 29th. the dining

hal.l at T".:.1-:oDa Lodge was :pa.eked. "~th.· Tall Cedars ~ their la.J.:i..ogo · . · ·

A bu:f':fet dinner, furnished by ~he · ladietr of the Forest \I.las the occ?oa:J.on, and·· a :fest5.~e board it "'ae, as dish after dish of' excellently pre~red cuisine covered the tableso ··

There was no dilly dallying around as plates. were heaped high and garnished \\1'.1. th a.11 tb.e trllll!nings1; When.everyone had eaten more . than a sufffciency they descended t~ the ~econd floor to enjoy t~e entertain­ment0 Ooiored movies of' previous ~ctivit~es of the Forest were sho,,.m.. .Excellent :Ballet and Tap" &waiian and Acrobatic dancing was cUs:play~d by th:ree J.ocal young misses~ They were wonderful~

The group was then furnished milneographed copies of Old but popular songs a:nd quite a. song.-fest . £01-1.owed,. UDkno"'111, unheard Of, and hidden taJ.ent 111-a.s

: ·unearthed as everyone participated-in the group sing­, ing. The Senior and Junior De:pubies insi s ·too on sing­. '1.ng about the Little :Brow:n JUg, but. al.1 seemed 'to en-

joy the evening and the exclamation, 11Let ts do it · more often" 'lr.'8.~ heard · on every band~

The Grand Tal.1 WS.S BO bent on e'Veryone having & good time that he forgot to eat. (He could miss a few· meals which wouldn't hurt his lil'S.istline a single bit.

~ SQµA.ml DU'<lE

Captain :wqton Miner and his Color Oaard outdid themselves, Saturd.ey March lst as they sponsored a Square ~nee at the Silver Spring Inte~ediate . School in Silver Spring. !aiere were over l&> people present and 21 set1r- were seen on the floor at one time.

Mrso Martin :Booth presented a c&te as the prise for a cakewalk. The cake itself' was beautifu1 beiDg

.. de!?~rated w1 th Cedar Trees end the words 0 Montgome17 . Forest No. 1)4. !L'he proceeds from the cakewalk were · $12050 which was donated to ?"h.scalm" 1>1'stro~.

~on has · reported that the pron.ts were nice but at the time of press . the eJt&Dt emount was not 8,.. vailable. Watch the .Echo for the amount next month. Mu.sClll.ar 1>1'stro~ w1ll get another boost •

... .. -- ...... - .... - -... . - ..... liEqton Mlner has requested all Oedars who se­

cured. the ·cardboazid chairs f'rom him and pl~ed them in VUlnerable spots, to collect them and bring them in at the next meeting or sea that he get• them be­fore the next meeting. - ........ - ...... - ... -........... (The FD. could not resist taking -bis .~oke frOI!l . Prince Georges paper)

Clem and Zeke~ been friends for lJO y&M'B'o Walk­ing along the r0$1 'one d.87, Olem fiDsl.l.y got the courage to sq what was on bis mindo .

11 Zeke, 1 he said, •t ain't exactly meaning to p17, 'but how come you and Sai-;y ain't got no ld.d&l"

Zeke considered the question a while and £J.Dall.T answered: 11 Well, I tell 1Uh, Olem. A couple of nights beford ~ ~ere married I made a suggestion---+ well, Sa.17 made such a dumed fuss that I never had the nerve to bring up the subJeot agai.n.11

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Bemeber March 15th~Supreme li'orest Officer•~· Night · on~rtai.:nment, special doings and all.

VlilAB YOl.m PY.BAMID*"\ * "'* **l3BING A au>

Ever.rbocly--\foNDERS !f~~ ~ There secimed to be little ~ ~2~,t4

d.i.fficul ty at the oi:n.ner on /5?0"",-\.:_ . the 29th. l3i·oi.he1· Geec}J wa.'tl >:&fr: .... !> f'irst in line f'or: his di.anflr ... ,...· ./ ~, ,....,;..~

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when suddenly hf) wes :t>eminded . >--- ;:::.1 . ~ ,/ ·

that he · WB-2 to bri:I?-g t :.:..e bread. ~~ .,,,; · ~ for the occasion, (Jones \Vatt . -~ suppoaed to h&ve told. him). '._

Gebdy e:xcusad himself' and ><X=: ~ di;;Jappeared for a sho~t whi.le and .~1--~. ·~-upo:i. h:!.s r-e. tu:-n,_ he was laden . //V~,. . '/ 1.-f.h), down with bread out mosi;1y ~ . _ · ~ / "'/~:'.)' beam ~--- the question is cs·. . .> - w ~ \Y.tlA't II.iJ?:PENED TO YIGNDER J3.B]JAJ) -/ ·• . , ~ '-..-f~ -:=

Well, the stvcy has a good eJ¥ii.ng__ · - · Geedy, although re.qu:!.red to go._tl:lr9ugh the'l.1.ne again did not have ';o go away hwigry. . r. ;

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A widower who was ·about to be married £or- ·the third. time, and whose br:J de-to-be had· also been at . the · al.­tar ::iefore, wrote at the- bottol:l of the wedding 'invi­tations: . Donlt fail to come. This is no 8!!lateur per-formance4 ·

Pete has jlist retired with $100~000--which . he.got ' '

by means of 25 years of ha.rd ·wo1:ki skill:?. initiative, economy, thrl:ft and an uncle who eft· $9'.:1,999..,00 • . .

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_ J~=9· :952_ ~C:i&J~ n There will be a % /;,:; ('---{::

Round Dance at the :Beth- ....__ ~ --=:::::::::::: --"-.__j esda. Woman~s Club j .n Bethesda ~ ___!-,.µ, located. at Sonoma and Georgeto'W'Il Roads on Saturday, March 29tho

Dancing to good I:l\loic ~Jill take place from 10 to 1 and the small admission price of $1.50 eacho

Tickets ~Jill be mailed to all Cedars end addition­al tickets can be secured vy cW.ling George Heil:oa;i, Silver 0538; Jo ~on Jones~ SHephard 3847; 11 :Cick11

Barrie~, SLigo 9365; or Ed Gindlesperger, LO 501360 Bring your friends--they do not have to be Cedars

or even Masons~ We want the place filled and for everyone to have a good tioe.

Can we count on each one of you~ "'********** ************* ,

The Scribe has received a letter from our faith­ful Ed Davidson and his wife Anita. They wish to ax.press their greeting to all the members of the Forest and looking off in the future in the hopes Of soon returning to the United State2--that is with Uncle samts permission. .

We sure will be glad to see you folks again. ****** •••• , *****

BRIGGS AND COMPANY

PURE MEAT PRODUCTS

HOT DOGS OUR SPECIAL TY

454 1 1th Street, S. W . Di strict 6223

ATLAS CLUB OF WASHINGTON, INC.

for membership contact board of di rectors

1349 E Street, N .W . Di strict 8238

RALPH MOORE

Dealer in Farm Commodities

1707 N Street, N .W . ADams 7171

GREYHOUND LINES

Dependable Nationwide Service

INFORMATION AND TRAVEL BUREAU - NA. 8000

CHARTER SERVICE - ME. 1512

PHILIP GIBBONS

"The Music Man"

Listen Fo r

"Without Your Love"

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BOOSTER LIST

3. 9 5 2

J~ Dwight Cook, GoT oCe Arthur R~ Hart Orville J.,, lvlonligomerySDGTC Albert Pe11 ~y Jo lV~ron JoI1es, JDGTC Thomas C-. Eavell, PSTC s~ Bryan Stinson~ GTC #139 James G. Reeoe, DR #20 Bichard A<:> lia:;:-r.1-es Alonzo R, W,.lliams Frllllk Hallowell Robert Ee Swindell Joseph P .. Fitzgerald . Eugene Eo Rober.ts l'irs. Joseph l?" Fitzgerald lVIrs, ~iarga.rt?'t ~iacKay Charles Eo Wolf George A. MacKay Hafey Knee Harry Hanlein Cecil Br Bell Robert Bowman Steve Dogos, Jr. Richard Goeh:ring James ~ :B:d tt i·ire., Ve:t"neen Cook 11 Skeets" Crabill Fred Reisert, P-.S~ #l2 Ber·t Drott Basil Newcomb Jo Melvin 1,a11er Ed Davidson Charles E., Dement F:t"a.nk R. Heideck E~ Ou Peraion Paul V~ ~hompson Curtis Lo Fidler George Werner W~lliam O., Hill He:r·bert Jo ];Ja·,hews ~1ia thew Hindman Al Kroll l?aul J., Haynie ":Buck" Floy~ Ada Floyd

The cost to have your name or your wife 1 s name on the Booster List for the year 1952 is $loOO. See y<:!llr Scribe, Don Sm:!. th or youn .Edi·lior, .E1·nie Sha€fe;oo

l1E A BOOSTER ------~for the E C E 0

The Ed wants to apologize for omitting some names from the :Booster List in the .Echo c.~ .. lait month.

---------------------Wm. Homer Carroll, P.G.T. Montgom~ry Forest, who

received his dimit at the last meeting~ has been r&­ceived in Prince Georges Forest Now 139.

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REAL ESTATE SALES AND SERVICE John E. Lansdale

Representing

COLONIAL INVESTMENT CO.

Wheaton Office: Daily-LO. 4 -7424 Eves.-LO. 4-6781

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DUPLICATING SERVICE " Let Geo rge Do It"

GEORGE W. FESSENDEN Bethesda Business Service

4 703 Mill e r Ave., Bethesda, Md. Oliver 0202 - Whiteha ll 0202

ERNEST G. MALLETTE CONTRACTOR ... BUILDER

Remodel ing-New H:;mes-Repairing Asbestos Ti ling-Ceiling Tile

SH.6805 Silve r Spring, Md.

BETHESDA GLASS SHOP 7810 W iscons in Avenue

AUTO GLASS - MIRRORS FURi--JITUR E TOPS

P'~one W 'scns'n 8687, Bethesda, Md. -~~

I- Walter Hark

Sells DIAMOND T and REO New-TRUCKS- Used

REO WAS HI NGTON CO., INC. ~331 Half St. S.E., W ash., 3, D. C. ~

~~~~~~~~~~K THE MADISON

Ocean End of Illinois Avenue ATLANTI C CITY

Offering wa1m hospitality in an atmosphere of true Colonia l charm. J ohn R. Hol linger, Owner-Manager

P.G.T. C. Atlantic Ci !:( Forest No. 11

RADIO ... TELEVISION

JACK DUNNAM 2628 14th Street N.W.

DEcatur 7633 SALES SERVICE

PETERS SCHOOL of

WATCHMAKING Ope n for Vi sitors 9 A.M. to 9 P.M.

Call Dl s t·rict 4223 817 14th St., N.W., Washington, D. C.

HOMER N. NICK '.-I EAL TH AND ACC IDENT INSURANCE

61 4 Towe r Bu ild ing Washington, D. C. Phone: NA. 9420

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~ GIFFORD'S

Ice Cream and Candies

I 8101 Georgia Avenue, Si}~er Spring, Md., SH. 5670

7623 Wi sconsi n Avenue, Bethesda , Md. - WI. 1664

5555 Lee Highway, Arlington, Va . - KE. 3 -5670

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ELECTIVE OFFICERS FOR 1952

J . Dwight Cook, G.T.C. ________________________ ____ 10211 Ridgemoor Drive, Silver Spring-SH. 8952

Orville J. Montgomery, S.-D.G.T .C. . ___ 3117 Northampton St., Washington, D. C.-EM. 6576 J . Myron Jones, J .D.G.T .C. __________________________ 8818 Reading Road, Silver Spring-SH. 3847

Don A. Smith, Scribe _______________________________ l 001 6 Brunett Avenue, Si Iver Spring-SL. 31 51

Everett B. Terry, Treasure r ________________________ 9900 Sutherlond Rood, Silver Spring-S.H. 6420

* * * TRUSTEES

George A. MacKay-1 year Joseph P. Fitzgerald-2 years Arthur R. Hart-3 yea1s

* * * EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE

Meets second W ednesday of each month Stone House Inn

* * * APPOINTED OFFICERS FOR 1952

Chaplain ______________________________ Rev. Alonzo R. Pixley, 1323 Holly Street, N. W.-TA. 3034

Preceptor ________________________ John R. Alcorn, 915 Columbia Boulevard, Silver Spring-SL. 8324

MarshaL __________ George T . Heilmon, l 0420 New Hampshire Avenue, Silver Spring-SI. 0538 Guide _____________________________________ Arthur R. Hart, 8500 Cedar Street, Silver Spring-SH. 16 l l

SentineL ____________________________ Martin W . Booth, 3208 Taylor Street, Mt_ Rainier-WA. 7414

Editor & Asst. to Scri be _____________ Ernest C. Shaffer, 214 Dale Drive, Silver Spring-SL. 1543

Capt., Colar Guard, Layton H. Miner, l 0600 New Hamp. Ave., Silver Spring-SH. 5455 Chief Sidonian __________________________ Skeets Crabbill, 4 Upton Drive, Kensing n, d P . 8470

Aide to Grand Tall__ _____ Richard A. Harries, 7108 Poplar Avenue, Takoma Park-SL. 9365 Chief Steward __________________________________________ E. B. Smith, Hillandale, Silver Spring-SH. 7241

Advertising . ____________________________________ Roy L. Clinard, 12038 Valleywoad Drive-LO. 5 -4664

Capt. of Rangers _____________________ Curtis L_ Fidler, 914 Sligo Ave., Silver Spring-JU. 8-5548

Hi starian ______________________________ James R. Britt, 8806 Colesville Road, Silver Spring-SL. 9354

Chairman, Sick Committee ___ LeRoy Hill , 900 Philadelphia Avenue, Silver Spring-SH. 5366

William R. Enyeart-1948

MONTGOMERY FOREST NO. Ta ll Cedars of Lebanon

10016 Brunett Ave. , Silver Spring, Md.

* * * PAST GRAND TALL CEDARS

Layton Miner-1949 William Homer

George T . He i lman-1951

134 Ret.

Carro'~ 1(((.-"~~

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